Sentence examples for cosmopolitan destinations from inspiring English sources

While the perfumer paid homage to bigger, more obvious cosmopolitan destinations that typically come to mind (New York, Paris and Tokyo), he reveled in exploring smaller, more intimate ports of call and translating their most memorable qualities into a spritz.

"It is a cosmopolitan destination and a first-world city in many respects, and so the prices in these areas have pegged themselves to a more international level".

Impeccably turned out in a chic black pantsuit and Hermès scarf, she wears her cultivated European sophistication like body armor and sprinkles her dialogue with evidence of a career spent hopping from one cosmopolitan destination to the next.

It is a vibrant cosmopolitan destination that combines the handsome architecture of one of the Baltic's most historic cities with a charming setting on an archipelago of islands.

While it's not like the sharpshooting forward killed off the energy industry, the fact remains that Durant played his final game in Oklahoma City during a season in which even basic tasks like funding education seem impossible, before heading for an infamously cosmopolitan destination.

Beirut is a global, cosmopolitan destination that is still suffering the impacts, both physically and psychologically, of its own 15-year civil war.

Today the privileged among us have the best of both words, all the creature comforts as well as the ability to cart them about to the cosmopolitan destination of our choice.

Today the privileged among us have the best of both words, all the creature comforts as well as the ability to cart them with about to the cosmopolitan destination of our choice.

McAllister begins his story in 2009, when Syria was being marketed to westerners as a glamorous, cosmopolitan new tourist destination with ancient culture and monuments as important as anything in Greece and Turkey.

But movement doesn't mean childhood sweethearts are given the heave-ho as the young and upwardly mobile make their ways to cosmopolitan city centres or exotic destinations.

The Canal is a cosmopolitan neighborhood, and a favorite destination for the city's twenty- and thirty-somethings.